Apple’s new iBook is one of “four laptops Lilliputians might like,” according to a New York Times article that praises Apple’s compact consumer offering. “The iBook’s stealth feature is its price. The base model, at $1,300, is $500 less than the lowest-priced similarly configured Windows competitor, pounding a silver spike through the heart of the notion that Macintosh elegance necessarily commands a price premium.”
